Serenity and Zachary York novel Chapter 1932

Julian was helping Andrew to bear the blame, so it would be natural for Andrew to help him unconditionally.

Even without Julian reminding him, Remy would not spread it around. It would not do him any good to circulate the matter either.

Remy stood at the entrance of the villa as he watched Julian drive away into the distance.

He would go back and seek help from his parents and siblings when his niblings’ one-hundred-day celebration came around.

Originally, Remy wanted to rely on his sincerity and genuine feelings to slowly get Audrey to accept him.

Remy also told Ben that he was not afraid of hardships. As long as his feelings for Elisa were genuine, Audrey would eventually accept the reality.

Remy also felt that pursuing a wife was something he had to do on his own. Unless it was absolutely necessary, he would not want to ask his parents and siblings for help.

If Audrey still refused to accept him, it meant that he had not done well enough yet. Even if he asked his parents and siblings for help, it would be futile.

He thought, if one day all his family came to Wiltspoon, it would be to help him propose a marriage to the Stone family.

It was not until Julian’s car was out of sight that Remy went back inside.

Audrey was questioning Elisa about what had happened.

Elisa repeatedly said, “Mom, don’t ask me. I really don't know what happened. I’ve been out on business these past few days, busy with business negotiations every day, or talking on the phone with Seren and Jas. I’ve even had fewer chances to contact Remy.

“I couldn’t have contacted Julian either. To tell you the truth, I didn’t even know Julian’s phone number until now. I walked out of the airport, and Julian popped out of nowhere, suddenly taking my luggage and stuffing a bouquet of flowers toward me.

“I was stunned. I didn’t know what was going on. Mom, do not take anything Julian says seriously. There’s no way that man likes me. I feel like he’s just trying to complete a task.”

However, it was unclear who handed the task to him.